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Westinghouse VR-6025Z 60-Inch 120Hz 1080p LCD HDTV

3.0 out of 5 stars 34 ratings

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Brand Westinghouse
Screen Size 60 Inches
Resolution FHD 1080p
Screen Surface Description Flat
Image Contrast Ratio 5000:1

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  • 59-9/10" sScreen measured diagonally from corner to corner
  • Ultra slim design (4-5/8" deep)
  • 120Hz Refresh rate
  • 1080p Display, PC Input
  • 59-9/10" screen measured diagonally from corner to corner

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60" / 153 cm

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Brand Name ‎Westinghouse
Item Weight ‎111 pounds
Product Dimensions ‎62.3 x 9 x 43.5 inches
Item model number ‎VR-6025Z
Color Name ‎black
Special Features ‎Flat

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ASIN B004VD2LHC
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3.0 out of 5 stars 34 ratings

3.0 out of 5 stars
Date First Available August 10, 2011

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The Westinghouse LCD HDTV features beautiful picture quality, vivid colors and flicker-free performance for watching fast moving sports and action films thanks to 120Hz. Enjoy all of your HD movies, sports, and gaming in 1080p full HD on the Home Theater-sized 60-inch display.

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Customers praise the TV's stunning picture quality and find it easy to hook up, with one customer noting it works well at full 1080 x 1920 resolution. The sound quality receives mixed feedback, with some customers saying it's great while others report only receiving sound. The TV offers excellent value for money.

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22 customers mention "Picture quality"18 positive4 negative

Customers praise the monitor's picture quality, describing it as stunning with great colors, and one customer specifically mentions that DVDs and streamed movies look good.

"...The quality on all full HD viewing inputs is really good. I watched the movie Inception on Blu-Ray and it was astounding!..." Read more

"...It does what a basic TV should - it has a great picture and enough inputs for my needs...." Read more

"...Picture is great, perhaps not unbelievable and 3D-ish looking like a Bravia, but how can you go wrong at this price point with these specifications?..." Read more

"...and have watched TV and movies in HD (no Blu-Ray yet) and the picture has been great...." Read more

12 customers mention "Value for money"12 positive0 negative

Customers find the monitor to be an excellent value.

"excellent price on tv, got it in and a few days when i had help, mounted mounting brackets on wall, hung tv on brackets...." Read more

"...Overall a great TV for the price. It does what I need it to and is a nice upgrade from 42"." Read more

"...The color looks great, the resolution is just as expected and the value was awesome...." Read more

"...All in all, this is an exceptional TV for the price. I believe at this time this is the BEST TV for the value!" Read more

3 customers mention "Ease of setup"3 positive0 negative

Customers find the monitor easy to set up, with one mentioning it connects easily to their home sound system.

"...Set up was pretty straight forward... One thing that was new for me that in order to scan for over the air HD channels you have to first activate..." Read more

"...Not very loud with no bass but tv easily hooked up to my home sound system and sounds great...." Read more

"TV was as advertised, easy to hook up and looks awesome. Very clear picture and sound is good. Now if only it would make the BEARS WIN!!!!" Read more

3 customers mention "Functionality"3 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the monitor's functionality.

"...I've had zero functional issues with the 42", so I wasn't afraid of getting another Westinghouse...." Read more

"We have had the tv since October, 2011, and it is performing well. Video and colors are crisp, and sound is good...." Read more

"Picked this up for less $$$ than comparable models ... still working great 2-years on. Zero complaints on this spectacular deal." Read more

17 customers mention "Sound quality"11 positive6 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the TV's sound quality, with some finding it great while others report receiving only sound and no picture.

"...It has Digital Coaxial as an option for sound output but I only barely messed with that and could not get broadcast TV to pump into my sony unit for..." Read more

"...I had seen some comments about sound quality, but for internal speakers they sound pretty good." Read more

"...As someone else mentioned, there is no audio out, but I never use the TV speakers anyways...." Read more

"...The sound has been great except for when trying to play movies through my PS3 or Xbox360...." Read more

5 customers mention "Resolution"3 positive2 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the TV's resolution, with one customer noting it works well at full 1080 x 1920 resolution, while another reports pixilation issues.

"...attached via VGA (old-school model) and this also works well at a full 1080 x 1920 resolution...." Read more

"...So overall I took a slight hit in crispness but gained so much more viewing area (1.6x more pixels than my old unit I retired to the bedroom) I have..." Read more

"Overall, the TV has been perfect; especially for the price...." Read more

"...First off, the resolution on the TV is very pixilated, grainy, and choppy especially if you are streaming movies from Netflix or watching dvd, I..." Read more

3 customers mention "Quality"0 positive3 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the TV's quality.

"...broadcast in 720 and which are 1080i as you can notice a slight quality drop (not the TV's fault)...." Read more

"...The tv was cheap to begin with around $800, and I didn't buy the extended warrenty and am now kicking my-self, thou who wants to fix their TV every..." Read more

"OMG...This TV is crappy!..." Read more

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  • J W 1987
    2.0 out of 5 stars be careful buying refubished
    Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2014
    Verified Purchase
    item came with small defect which amazon corected but westinghouse would not
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  • G
    5.0 out of 5 stars New TV
    Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2011
    Verified Purchase
    Look,

    After having this unit up and running for just over a week... here are my impressions. I really like the TV overall. I purchased this Westinghouse to replace a 42" Panasonic Plasma that was purchased in 2009. I just wanted a bigger TV. I can tell you that for the most part I like plasma TV's more than LCD. However, I was surprised how good this unit is for the price. This TV is backlit with Cold Cathode Fluorescent lamps and not the new LED. It had a sticker on it that said if I run it each day for 5 hours or so it will cost me just shy of $78 of electricity for a whole year. Thats better than my 42 inch plasma was as they tend to suck the juice a bit. This is a REALLY bright and really big tv! I sit about 14 feet away from this TV in my living room. It is so big when I watch the news you can see all the pancake makeup they put on the local newscasters. I can now tell for the first time which local networks broadcast in 720 and which are 1080i as you can notice a slight quality drop (not the TV's fault). Just be advised that the pixels are much larger than your typical 42 inch TV. So overall I took a slight hit in crispness but gained so much more viewing area (1.6x more pixels than my old unit I retired to the bedroom) I have a few over the air channels like METV and the music channel called COOLTV that still broadcast in 480 and with this large of a TV they are just barely watchable now. Not a big deal as just about all broadcast should be HD by this time. Tonight when I watched the Grammy awards broadcast on CBS in 1080i over the air in my area I could notice that on the singers gold ear inserts he had a fingerprint on them in a close up shot so thats pretty darn good. The quality on all full HD viewing inputs is really good. I watched the movie Inception on Blu-Ray and it was astounding! I like how this unit remembers your picture settings for brightness etc. for EACH input (HDMI1, HDMI2, TV etc) That is really helpful. I liked the fact that is not internet connected as that allowed for me to purchase a standalone ROKU XS box for full 1080 HDMI connected NETFLIX, HULU, AMAZON, CRACKLE, and HBO GO. So I saved a bit of money customizing to my exact needs as I dont know of another built in option for HBO GO for example. I purchased this unit for $799 minus $10 coupon on a pre-black friday sale. It was delivered with Prime shipping via Amazon just 5 days later by Pilot services because of this units weight. ( about 110 lbs in box) The person was nice while I placed it on the pedestal stand and helped me set it on the TV Table and he verified that it powered on with no cracks or defects. Set up was pretty straight forward... One thing that was new for me that in order to scan for over the air HD channels you have to first activate the built in tuner! ( I guess thats an anti theft measure?) Not a big deal as I just went to the manufacturers support webpage and input the units serial number from the screen and with the ariel antena connected it immediately found all the channels. You can also call them or even text them so its real easy. Some people complain about the internal speakers being weak but its not that bad. It has Digital Coaxial as an option for sound output but I only barely messed with that and could not get broadcast TV to pump into my sony unit for surround sound. I can however connect that same cable from my Sony receiver to my Blu-Ray so that works out nice and sounds good when I watch BLU-Rays. If anyone knows why I cant use the Digital Coax out from the TV directly to input into the Sony Receiver unit drop me a note. IT is labeled DVD on my Sony but I dont know why that would matter as it should act like any other AUX. It would be nice to listen to TV into my Sony but that ok right now as I will tinker later. One last thing I like on this unit is a picture setting called "Control MEMC Level" thats ads a motion smoothing to the screen that pretty slick when you turn it to "strong" on action scenes. Its adds like a "POP" to the screen thats hard to describe but looks great! Well, I hoped my review helped. This is an awesome unit and I still have 22 days left to decide wether or not I want to keep it or ship it back to Amazon for free. I think I will keep it. Thats pretty much it.
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  • Bonnies playlist
    1.0 out of 5 stars broke
    Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2011
    Verified Purchase
    excellent price on tv, got it in and a few days when i had help, mounted mounting brackets on wall, hung tv on brackets. turned the tv on and the lcd tv had internal spider-like cracks all thru the screen. really think that the problem lied with the shipping company (pilot) for the shipping box was punctured what looked like a fork-lift blade even though i don't know for sure. called amazon and was told no problem, did i want a refunded or a replacement.
    told amazon would rather have replacement. was told the shipping company (pilot) would bring the replacement and pick up the damaged tv at the same time. great. within 2 hours via email was told amazon was out of stock on the westinghouse tv and a refund would be sent within a few days, however if u wanted a different brand they would work out a discount, to give them a call to work out details. i did call but was told by amazon they would discount a $100 toward any tv that amazon had in stock but not a third party vendor. however amazon tv's were $200-300 overprice from what i could buy from best buy or walmart. not great.
    gonna purchase from best buy a sharp lcd 60" for $999.99 very simular for what i was quoted $1399 - $100discount=$1299 from amazon. the same tv is available thru amazon from walts tv for $1099, what a great deal amazon offered me, $200 more with discount then what i could buy without a discount. come on amazon, get real. last big purchase i will make from amazon.
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  • MasterTacoChief
    4.0 out of 5 stars Bargain 60" LCD TV
    Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2011
    Verified Purchase
    This TV is an upgrade to my Westinghouse 42" LCD TV that I've had for about 4 1/2 years now. I've had zero functional issues with the 42", so I wasn't afraid of getting another Westinghouse. The TV doesn't have anything special, but for the low price it is a bargain. It does what a basic TV should - it has a great picture and enough inputs for my needs.
    As someone else mentioned, there is no audio out, but I never use the TV speakers anyways. I could see how this would be annoying if you wanted to use the internal tuner with external speakers, so be aware this configuration won't work with this TV.
    Regarding the built-in speakers, if you're buying a TV this large you may as well buy a home theater system for audio to match. Or at least pick up a 2-channel stereo receiver. Don't complain, you got 60" of TV for probably the lowest price possible, who cares if the audio from it sounds like a 20" TV.
    I have my XBox360 attached via VGA (old-school model) and this also works well at a full 1080 x 1920 resolution. At first I thought the blacks weren't very dark, but I found that I just had to reduce the brightness a couple notches to get a much better picture.
    Cable box is connected via HDMI. No adjustment necessary here. It just works and looks great. There were some artifacts of fast motion on some channels that at first worried me, but I watched a Bluray on my PS3 and there were no artifacts at all. Any I've seen have been because of the cable company compressing the signal too much.

    A couple nitpicky things. I expected a few given some minor things with the design of the user interface of my 42".
    - To change the input you have to choose from the source menu, scroll down to the one you want, the press OK. My 42" had a button for each type of input (so much faster).
    - Using the built-in analog tuner the picture seems quite overexposed. I haven't tried adjusting the color yet, but it's only temporary as my cable box started acting up lately.
    - Somewhat unrelated, but if you use a Logitech Harmony remote, the power-up time is about 15 seconds (they listed it as being much shorter).

    And something I just dont understand:
    - I can't figure out how to receive digital channels via cable. There's a QAM option hidden under choosing Cable as the source (and it's not even mentioned in the manual), but to use it you have to activate it (why in the world do I need to get some passcode off Westinghouse's Website?) and the website doesn't have the option to even enable QAM over Cable (only ATSC over the air). So I can't watch digital channels via cable until Westinghouse decides I'm allowed to? The website says "For Digital Channels through cable, please refer to your user manual and the setup screens", but neither the setup screens or the manual tell me anything about this. Doesn't make sense at all!
    Fortunately for me it's temporary (cable box will be replaced soon), but if you were planning on using this feature I have no idea how to make it happen.

    Overall a great TV for the price. It does what I need it to and is a nice upgrade from 42".
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